“Financial liquidity goes
down, nor good for trading at Nasdaq. We can blame long term declining market
prices, increasing transaction costs or shorter hedging horizon of customers.
However, perhaps the development actually tells that
the demand for financial trading with current product offering is declining –
at least for the time being. One can see the glass half empty, or half full. I
rather see the latter one and call for more innovative product offerings and
development of the market places. If we do not develop the power market places
to become more innovative, then innovative companies does
it bilaterally with customers instead. That would be a kind of creative
destruction for liquid markets. To combat that, we need to more visionary and
less protecting status quo” .